Bridgton High School - Corona Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

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flllass nf 1931 IZNOCH STANDISH COOK Cookie Age, 17 COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE An insatiable dcnrirc for talking. Manager of Football Q35 3 Football C45 3 CORONA Board 6.75. 35 g Class V ice-President CZ, 35 3 Presenta- tion of Gifts. Cookie is the class wit. XVhenever we meet him we are assured of a pleasant smile and a new wise- crack. Cookie surprised us all last fall when he went out for football and became a star player. We notice that lately hehas chosen red for his favorite color. VV ith his personality and his Buick, he should be able to have this color with him often. ROBERT JORDAN DINGLEY Bob Age, 18 GENERAL COURSE Gentle in llLL'lll0ll, resolute in action. ' Class President 13, 455 Secretary and Treasurer of Hi-Y Club C135 2 Cumberland County Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Member 125 1 Vice-President of Hi-Y Club f-153 Manager of Football f45g Assistant Business Manager of THE CORONA Q35 Q Business Manager of THE CORONA 445. Bobbie is, without doubt, the business man of our class. but it is uncertain as to whether he will enter the textile industry or join the Bean Corpora- tion. CORA MAE DYER Cora Age, 19 GENERAL COURSE Health is a blessing that money cannot buy. junior Exhibitiong Senior Playg Treasurer Ath- letic Fund Q45. If health is a requirement. surely you will qualify at Gorham Normal, Cora. You were a tyrant in the Senior Drama, but only there. as we know you as a good sport. VV e believe your flaming hair signifies a warm heart.

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THE CORONA 9 BRIDGTON HIGH TO ENTER BASKETBALL LEAGUE Through the efforts of Chester R. Hall, the Cumberland County Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., a basketball league is being organized for the smaller high schools of this section. Five schools. Uridgton High, Norway, South Paris. Oxford. and Me- chanic Falls, have already definitely de- cided to enter the circuit: and West Paris High and Porter High have indicated that they are interested and may decide to join later. The general organization of this league will be similar to that of the Triple C League. another conference sponsored by the Y. M. C. A., which has proved very 9 successful. Previous to each season, the schedules will be arranged and satisfac- tory officials for the games will be agreed upon at a meeting of the coaches of the schools. A suitable trophy will be awarded each year to the team winning the con- ference. It is quite possible that at the end of each season, a play-off will be ar- ranged between the winner of this league and the winner of the Triple CU League in order to determine the championship for smaller schools in this part of Maine. VVQ sincerely advocate the formation of this league as we believe it will not only facilitate the drawing up of schedules and the choosing of officials, but will also serve to promote a spirit of good sports- manship among the schools. I

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THEODORE HQXZEN FOSTER TNI Age, 18 GENERAL COURSE HE'ZJF7'j'011l' excels in somctlziizg in tuliirli anoflirr fails. l resident of Varsity Club 445 1 Football CT2, 3, 45 1 llasketball 673, 3, 45 1 Captain of llasketball 145 2 liaseball QI, 2, 3, -15. As an athlete. Ted ranks A No. 1. He certainly should reap a great reward if the saying, One gets out of anything just what he puts into it, is true. Ted always puts his heart and soul into the game. A great deal of Ted's time is taken up with South Hridgton French and Algebra with llall. KERMIT GILMAN FOSTER Kwan Age, 17 GENERAL COURSE llc who fmrszms Iwo lmrar catches Ht'iflII'1'.H Vice-l resident of Varsity Club 145 2 Football ffl, 45: Basketball 12, 3, 45: Captain of llasketball 435 I Junior Exhibition: Senior l'lay. Look well to this motto, Kermit. The choice is al- ways hard. but remember, a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. Kermit always seems rather weary, perhaps it is the result of his having labored so hard these last four years trying to escape work. ROSIE MARY GAl.l.INAR1 Rosy Age. 18 COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE Tim roving lzcarf gailmrs no affection. Glee Club 415: Class Treasurer 115 1 Cheer Leader tl, 755: Yice-President of Campfire Girls 635 5 Basketball 153, 45 2 School Reporter Q45 g THE CORONA Board 145. It's rather difficult to tell just where Rosy's af- fections will Hnally be settled. During her high school course she has had amorous interests in Ray- mond, Uridgton Academy, and the lower village. just Dnow, however, she seems to be seriously con- sldefmg entering the banking business.